Waterfront reform bill debated in House of Representatives
The Labour Minister Holt outlined government plans for a three man waterfront authority and new penalties for watermen and employers. The bill would regulate recruitment, temporary registration, discipline, and possible fines, aiming to standardize operations and curb casual labour on the waterfront amid ongoing disputes and staffing concerns. A note adds Sir Thomas White’s farewell with references to the coming Australian High Commissioner to London, Sir Eric Harrison.
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London
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Pedevatias
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Casey
Severe penalties in port stevedoring acts against workers
A damaged report discusses penalties for registered and unregistered waterside workers who obstruct operations. It notes prohibitions on threats and incitement, with penalties including £10 for disobeying a port authority order and £100 in other cases.
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Jemutty Eh. Amd
Asia
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Brooklyn
New York
Joseph Anatasic
Longshore
Frankie Yala
Power tensions over LNG waterfront labour and port policy
In a murky debate the Aubhorn approved measure prompts discussion of LNG waterfront work, supplementary labour costs, and union influence. Officials flag arbitration rules and regulatory power, while stressing the need for workable solutions to industry delays and congestion at the port.
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Match at Lords Abandoned After Rain Delay
Abandoned Lords test match ends in draw as rain stops play 29 minutes after start. Australia 203 for nine, progress hampered by rain with substitutes Witton Crawford and Madeocks used. Bowler Lowder claims second wicket after Harrison Lui coasted. unclear final counts due to incomplete text.
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Healy Predicts Bad Reaction to Industry Bill
The Waterside Workers Federation and Australian secretary J Healy warned the proposed Industry Bill would provoke strong opposition. Healy argued the bill would curtail union rights, threaten collective bargaining, and create new labor tensions while failing to address waterfront problems.
One Vote Against Salary Increase In Parliament Debate
The session featured a near unanimous call against raising salaries. Mr Adermann labeled the dissent as a lone voice, while Mr Falldner supported the report’s salary increase concept but opposed immediate implementation. Mr Palxinder opposed the bill, citing economy strain and past assurances, and Mr Turnbull recalled opposing increases during prior administrations. Dr Byatt likened the committee’s decision to a tribunal ruling, stressing that wrongs in one area cannot justify further wrongs elsewhere.
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Follinder
Goossens Denies Seeking Police Aid In Australia Case
Sydney telegram reports Sir Eugene Goossens faced allegations tied to import charges and alleged improper photographs. Court notes a “serious enemy” may have tricked the conductor into entangling himself in the matter while Goossens travels under an assumed name. Investigations proceed under authorities.
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Rome
Postal Workers Confer Today Over Wage Increase
Delegates of the Postal Workers Union will meet the Commonwealth Public Service Board to discuss the Arbitration Court decision raising the basic weekly wage by 10 shillings. The union's executive considered twelve commendations to strike. branches urge nationwide stoppage to press the AGU for full difference. The Tasmanian branch backed a 24-hour halt, while Tasmanian MPs pressed for higher pay to meet a decent standard of living. The full executive will reconvene Thursday to review Canberra talks.
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Commonwealth Public Service Board
Wederst
Victorian
Askad
Nsw
Hhe
AGU
Tanne
Beve Vlige Board
Fale Noresse
Ake coUui
Haid Tomigit Ton
Sint
Canberra
Reds Refuse Release Of Nationals
Soviet reply pending as Hungarians Romanians seek humanitarian relief to allow nationals in the USSR to join relatives in Australia. Governments of Hungary Romania and others pledge sympathetic consideration. Britain coordinates with European states to ease family reunifications for those in Soviet territory.
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Tae Deine
Tumania
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Austraiia
U.S
Simutanemusty
Menzies to Negotiate Cyprus Settlement Abroad
In Parliament, Mr Casey said Mr Menzies had left Australia fully informed on the Cyprus dispute and would use opportunities to seek a settlement. He cautioned against public discussion, stating private negotiations were needed for peace and security.
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Ty Menales
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Menzies
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Caney Sale
Caning Ordered for Incineration Attempt in Johannesburg
In brief from Johannesburg two Sanu Aguitan youths faced sentencing for a fire attack on a rival. One was ordered to 12% days in custody with additional terms. The burned victim sought medical care as authorities consider further action. The case highlights violent assault and institutional response within the region.
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Sanu Aguitan
Teva Boon
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Boot Palan
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